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Exotic breeds

Exotic breeds. FFA Veterinary Technician CDE. Angora Rabbit. Characterized by their angora wool Come in a variety of colors like crème, grey, and white Easy to identify from their long soft wool. Ball Python. Curl into a ball when frightened Bulky body in comparison to their small head

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Exotic breeds

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  1. Exotic breeds FFA Veterinary Technician CDE

  2. Angora Rabbit • Characterized by their angora wool • Come in a variety of colors like crème, grey, and white • Easy to identify from their long soft wool

  3. Ball Python • Curl into a ball when frightened • Bulky body in comparison to their small head • Dark brown or black with lighter markings that are usually circles or circular shapes • Can come in different morphs such as pied (pictured below)

  4. Burmese Python • Stocky build with a small head relative to body size • Usually a tan color with dark brown markings

  5. Californian Rabbit • Mostly white with black restricted to the points (nose, ears, legs, and tail) • Markings can be grey too

  6. Chinchilla • Large round ears and plump body • Have really soft fur because they have 60+ hairs per follicle (humans have 1-2) • Come in a lot of colors • Have a medium sized fluffy tail

  7. Chinese Dwarf Hamster • Come in a variety of colors • Have a short tail • Small round ears • Small round face

  8. Columbian Red-Tail Boa • Triangular head • Skin is tan with marking that start a darker brown but turn red as it gets closer to the tail

  9. Cockatiel • Come in a lot of colors • Usually have a yellow face with rosy cheeks • Have a crest like a cockatoo • Small hooked beak

  10. Cockatoo • Mostly white bird with a large crest on their head • Crest can be a lot of colors but yellow is the most common • Usually have a black beak and feet • Large hooked beak

  11. Common Snapping Turtle • Hooked bill for tearing and biting • Short sturdy limbs • Webbed feet for swimming • Long tail • Tough skin that is a light brown to dark brown

  12. Desert Horned Lizard • Short spiky body • Tiny pointed head • Small/ short limbs • Covered in spikes for defense

  13. English Lop Rabbit • Very long ears (can grow up to 22 inches) • Triangular head and lean body

  14. Ferret • Short stocky limbs with a very long body • Medium sized tail • Have many color patterns but most have a black mask with dark limbs

  15. Gerbil • Pointy open face with tiny round ears • Long hair covered in hair • Come in a lot of colors

  16. Green Tree Frog • Various shades of green • Most have a yellow band from their eyes and down their side • Large eyes relative to their body size

  17. Guinea Pig • Rodents with rounded face and wavy oval shaped ears • Can be hairless, long haired, short haired, and can have wavy, curly, or straight hair • Some breeds have hair that goes in all directions

  18. Hedge Hog • Small rodent that curls into a ball when scared so their soft belly is protected by their spiky exterior • Pointy face that is usually tan while their belly is white

  19. Honduran Milk Snake • Usually shades of red • Very short round head • Have rings of varying shades of red or black

  20. Iguana • Bad mama jama…. • Usually green with spikes all over its back and down their tails • Very long tails for whipping enemies (you will bleed…)

  21. Long Hair Teddy Bear Hamster • Long haired rodent with tiny round ears • Round face with huge cheeks for storing food Long hair, don’t care!

  22. Lovebird • Usually green (sometimes yellow and other similar colors) with a peachy or pink face • Small beak for crushing seeds

  23. Mata Mata • Turtle with a very pointed body…feet…face…shell.. • Funky looking turtle… that is all you need to know…

  24. New Zealand Rabbit • ALL white and have no other colors on them • Wide bodied

  25. Parakeet • Tiny curved beak for eating seeds • Various markings and color patterns but are mainly blue, green, and yellow with black stripes/ spots

  26. Prairie Dog • Short tail that is black at the tip • Short ears that are barely visible • Pointed nose • Short stubby limbs

  27. Red Ear Slider • Green with various yellow markings • Red patch where their ears are

  28. Savannah Monitor • Tan/ yellow with white spots outlined in black • Small pointed head and wide body

  29. Scarlett Macaw Parrot • Very large hooked beak • Red, yellow, and blue • Bottom jaw is usually black

  30. Southern Flying Squirrel • Tan with a white belly • Often have a black line on sides • Flaps on sides to glide from trees

  31. Sugar Glider • Grey with black markings and a white belly • Extra skin flaps on sides for gliding from perches

  32. Yellow Canary • Yellow • Small pointy beak for crushing seeds

  33. Time for funny Pictures!!

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